A photo of NHL player Blake Coleman on the ice, wearing a red Montreal Canadiens jersey with number 20 and a blue helmet. Behind the glass boards, a woman with dark hair is holding a handwritten white sign with red and blue script that reads "Welcome to Montreal Blake!". Other fans are visible in the background.

Why the Montreal Canadiens Are “High” on Trading for Blake Coleman

Could a two-time Stanley Cup champion be the rugged leader the Montreal Canadiens have been searching for? According to NHL Insider Pierre LeBrun, the...
Winnipeg Jets defenseman Luke Schenn, wearing the number 5 away jersey, skates along the boards during a game. In the background behind the glass, a smiling female fan wearing a blue Toronto Maple Leafs jersey holds up a handwritten sign that reads, "TORONTO LOVES YOU LUKE!".

Is Luke Schenn Done in Winnipeg? Why a Leafs Reunion Is Heating Up

The writing is on the wall in Winnipeg. As the Winnipeg Jets continue a disastrous freefall down the Central Division standings—currently enduring a brutal...
A split-frame photograph contrasting NHL eras, showing late legendary goaltender Glenn Hall of the Chicago Blackhawks in vintage black and white gear kneeling on the ice on the left, and current San Jose Sharks rookie phenom Macklin Celebrini standing ready in modern color gear on the right.

Celebrini’s Historic Night, Winter Classic Comes to Utah, and Remembering a Legend

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The NHL landscape on January 8, 2026, is a mix of electric youth talent, future excitement, and somber reflection. While the San Jose Sharks'...
New York Rangers player Kiefer Sherwood, wearing number 44, pumps his fist and yells in celebration on the ice during a game. Fans wearing Rangers jerseys cheer behind the glass, and a Jameson Irish Whiskey advertisement is visible on the boards.

Is the Kiefer Sherwood Trade a Mistake? The New York Rangers’ Massive Gamble

The NHL trade rumor mill is spinning wildly as we approach the deadline, and the New York Rangers are squarely in the center of...
Nashville Predators captain Roman Josi (#59) in a yellow jersey and New York Islanders forward Mathew Barzal (#13) in a white jersey battle for the puck along the boards during an NHL game at Bridgestone Arena.

Islanders vs Predators Viewing Guide: Will NY Stay Hot in Nashville?

The New York Islanders travel to Music City tonight to take on the Nashville Predators in a pivotal mid-season clash. With both teams fighting...
Edmonton Oilers forward Boone Jenner, wearing the blue #38 home jersey, stands on the ice holding his stick during a game, looking towards the play.

Is Boone Jenner the Final Piece for an Edmonton Oilers Stanley Cup Run?

The Edmonton Oilers are officially hunting for upgrades, and a familiar name has emerged as a primary target. According to NHL insider David Pagnotta,...
Florida Panthers defenseman Justin Faulk, wearing number 72 in the red home uniform, skates with the puck down the ice. Fans wearing Panthers jerseys and waving flags cheer from behind the glass near Holman and Ticketmaster dasher boards.

Rumor Analysis: Florida Panthers Linked to St. Louis Blues Defenseman Justin Faulk

If there is one General Manager in the National Hockey League who refuses to sit on his hands, it’s Bill Zito. With the Florida...
A split photograph featuring New York Rangers alternate captains on the ice. On the left panel, Artemi Panarin (No. 10) is shown skating dynamically while handling the puck. On the right panel, Mika Zibanejad (No. 93) is pictured standing in a ready position with his stick on the ice. Both players are wearing their blue home jerseys.

End of an Era? Why the New York Rangers Might Trade Panarin & Zibanejad

The New York Rangers are standing at a jagged precipice. Despite sitting just three points out of a Wild Card spot, the mounting injuries...
A vertical split-screen sports photograph featuring two prominent NHL forwards in action. On the left side, Artemi Panarin of the New York Rangers, wearing a white away #10 jersey, skates with the puck near the boards. On the right side, Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oilers, wearing a white away #97 captain's jersey, skates intensely with the puck.

NHL News Jan 7, 2026: Rangers Panic Trade? + 9-0 Blowout & Scores

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The NHL landscape shifted dramatically this morning. While fans are still recovering from a wild Tuesday night that saw the New York Islanders demolish...
New Jersey Devils defenseman Dougie Hamilton (#7) in a red home jersey celebrates against the glass, lifting his leg and stick. Behind the glass, a crowd of cheering fans watches, including a woman with dark hair prominently holding a handmade white sign that reads, "Please don't trade Dougie!".

The Hard Truth: Why Trading Dougie Hamilton Saves The Devils

If the New Jersey Devils’ humiliating 9-0 loss to the New York Islanders wasn't rock bottom, I don’t know what is. But amid the...